Conor Romero is a Hollywood newcomer who was previously seen in an episode of CBS's drama series "Person of Interest." On the big screen, he appeared in Ridley Scott's "American Gangster," starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe, Mary Stuart Masterson's acclaimed film "The Cake Eaters" with Kristen Stewart, and the independent film "Rivers Wash Over Me," which won the

Grand Jury Award at L.A. Outfest and Best Dramatic Feature at the Chicago Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival in 2009. Romero is also featured in the crime drama "Pacing the Cage."

Romero began attending acting classes at the age of 12 at Performers Unlimited in the Bronx. He honed his skills under the wings of Eric Michael Gillett and Alice Spivak. He started auditioning at the age of 16, landing small roles in movies, TV shows and commercials. Romero participated in the lauded Sundance Director's Lab, starring in their production of "Casa Grande."

A son of a New York Times photographer and native New Yorker, Romero spends his free time writing and producing theater projects.